Partnerships and relations

Compartilhaí Project - Brazilian Association of Education and Culture - Almirante Tamandaré (PR)

Mobilizing social investment

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Connected with Banco do Brasil

BB Foundation is the main executor of the social investment of Banco do Brasil and its conglomerate. Due to the capillarity of the institution and through the support of its branch network, it is possible to reach all regions of the country, contributing to sustainable development and the transformation of the communities where the Bank is present.

Initiatives such as the BB Socioproductive Inclusion and Volunteering projects show the institutions' vocation to support actions that value lives and transform realities, guided by the value stated by BB: public spirit.

BB Foundation's shares contributed to Banco do Brasil's permanence in the World portfolio of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) of the New York Stock Exchange, on the B3 Corporate Sustainability Index (ISE) , in the Sustainability Index London Stock Exchange (FTSE4 Good Index Series) and appear in the Global 100 ranking  of the Most Sustainable Corporations at Corporate Knights.

To reinforce the connection with Banco do Brasil, the first edition of Challenge Transforma!, held in 2020, had, among others, the support and partnership of companies of BB conglomerate: BB Tecnologia e Serviços (BBTS) (Technology and Services), BB Gestão de Recursos - Distribuidora de Títulos e Valores Mobiliários S.A (Resources/Assets Manager). (BB DTVM) and Ativos S.A.

In this sense, BB Foundation collaborates for BB's corporate strategy, focusing on the strategic guideline “Sustainability and Social Business”. In addition, it contributes to compliance with Banco do Brasil Sustainability Plan - Agenda 30 BB , especially in Challenge 20: Improve the integration between Private Social Investment and business strategy.

Socioproductive Inclusion Projects - PIS

BB Foundation, in partnership with Banco do Brasil's Public Sector agencies, supports projects of cooperatives, associations and non-profit entities, aiming at structuring and implementing activities or undertakings that promote socio-productive inclusion. The project aims to achieve social, political and productive emancipation for individuals, leveraging community values and local know-how.

In 2020, the work of PIS, which was aimed at structuring activities or undertakings in line with Agroecological standards, was expanded to support other Socioproductive Inclusion projects, with the objective of promoting access to work and income opportunities as well as contributing to an integrated education, having as priority public the segments that make up the base of the social pyramid.

In 2020, BB Foundation invested

BB Volunteering Project and BB Foundation

BB Volunteering Project and BB Foundation aim to support initiatives developed by non-profit entities that have the work of BB Volunteers (employees of Banco do Brasil, active or retired).

In the 2020 edition, the Program prioritized initiatives in the following areas of Education: Digital Inclusion, Inclusive Education and Professional Education with Entrepreneurship.

29 proposals were qualified in 14 Brazilian states.

Due to the context of social isolation and the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic, considering the difficulties and insecurities regarding the beginning of execution of the projects’ activities, it was decided to postpone the analyzes and executions to 2021, guaranteeing the resources to the classified entities.

Urban Housing with Social Technology - MUTS

BB Foundation, in response to the needs of public policies for low-income populations, supported the MUTS Project - Moradia Urbana com Tecnologia Social (Urban Housing with Social Technology), based on the reapplication of social technology for mobilizing and organizing communities served by housing projects under the Minha Casa Minha Vida (My House, My Life) program.

Through the initiative, BB Foundation implemented, in 2020, 2 projects that, with investments of BRL 390.240,32, served 1.615 people in the cities of Santa Terezinha de Itaipu (PR) and Pelotas (RS).